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Carol Elaine Samborsky
September 24, 1933 ~ June 13, 2015 (age 81) 81 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Greg and Susana Samborsky
July 11, 2015 8:44 PM
My Mother was truly an inspiration to both Susana and I. For myself of nearly 55 years my Mom was very special and I will miss her great advise she always gave on just plain living. Too her faith in God's promised Kingdom was so strong. My wife Susana truly enjoyed her visits to Arizona. She will be missed.
Message from Carol M. Samborsky
July 1, 2015 12:41 PM
Thank you Carol (E) for being my one true friend and spiritual mother . I will always cherish our time together they were truly special to me . You once shared with me that it had been too long without Jeff , however your faith and sure hope of seeing him again never gave out it remained solid and strong . My heart aches for you . I look forward to the time when we will see you again forever young and beautiful - without pain and sorrow . I will love you forever .
Message from Patty Edge
June 30, 2015 8:06 AM
It was a joy to visit you in the nursing home and sing for you. And even though some in our group were reluctant, because of your smiling face, you encouraged them to sing along. I loved how your face would light up when you saw us. It would brighten our day. I can't wait to see you in the new world so we can sing together. And maybe I'll have a better voice to complement yours!
Message from The Solano Family
June 30, 2015 12:43 AM
We are overwhelmed with sadness over the death of Grandma Samborsky. We are still grieving the loss of Grandpa Samborsky and are in shock that Grandma is gone in less than a year. We will miss her beautiful smile, laugh, and when she hummed her favorite songs. Alexis will keep close to her heart her time with her Grandma, on their "nature walks" (where she was always ready to point out Jehovah's marvelous creations), reading the daily text over toast with orange marmalade and tea, along with lullaby's after bath time when she was a little girl. We will cherish always the deep love she had for her children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. We are heart broken that she will not be able to meet, for now, her newest great grandchild this fall. However, we have the hope of the future when we will all be reunited again in a world without tears, pain, and death.
Message from Elana And Jim Wilkins
June 29, 2015 8:07 PM
Ahhh my sweet Aunt Carol. I will miss her laugh and the tilt of her head when she smiled. What a wit, loved her dry sense of humor and intelligent conversation. She was so kind and empathetic and could always find the positive in difficult situations. I remember when I was younger staring at her thinking she could have been a model in a magazine. What a beauty. Always stylish. A truly lovely woman. What fun to welcome her back in the paradise.
With Love
Elana and Jim
With Love
Elana and Jim
A candle was lit by Elenora Bryant, Bob Bryant, Sue Flesch and Barb Kroonblawd
on June 29, 2015 6:23 PM
Message from Pat Bloom
June 29, 2015 5:35 PM
Grandma (what I always called Carol). Since our very first meeting after an assemble in Longmont before Cindy and I got engaged, to our last time together in the hospital the day you died. I always thought you were a very nice person. Sometimes you would get mad at me when you were in the nursing home but then you would reach over and grab my hand and say you were sorry.
As my eyes tear up, I will always remember your green bean casarole and other great things you would cook when I was eating at your home nearly everyday in Boulder when Cindy and I were dating and I was driving back and forth to Lakewood. You knew my mom had left our family yrs. earlier and you took care of me like my adoptive mother. We had one little secret together and when I told you, you squezzed my hand and smiled and said "thats really something" over and over. Then you gave me a thumbs up and held my arm. Helping to take care of you was an honor. Jehovah will put you in his memory and when the time is right he will call and you will answer.
Love,
Pat (your son in law)
As my eyes tear up, I will always remember your green bean casarole and other great things you would cook when I was eating at your home nearly everyday in Boulder when Cindy and I were dating and I was driving back and forth to Lakewood. You knew my mom had left our family yrs. earlier and you took care of me like my adoptive mother. We had one little secret together and when I told you, you squezzed my hand and smiled and said "thats really something" over and over. Then you gave me a thumbs up and held my arm. Helping to take care of you was an honor. Jehovah will put you in his memory and when the time is right he will call and you will answer.
Love,
Pat (your son in law)
Message from Cindy Bloom (Samborsky)
June 29, 2015 5:17 PM
My pretty mom with the lovely white hair is gone. The last few years of illness had taken a toll on her mind and body. But we just adjusted to the new Carol and still found humor in things she said and were amazed at how she tried to communicate.She laughed when people thought I was her sister. Worse yet, a couple of times others thought I was her mother! She looked so young. It was fun in May 2015 to watch her dance & enjoy the mariachi band at the nursing facility. She had such a good time but was very sore the next day!
We were amused watching her pick every piece of lint off her bed or stray hairs she would see on me.
One time as the CNA was dressing mom, I heard "No, No". It turned out the CNA's eye glasses had fallen into moms' slacks! She knew it didnt feel right and we all laughed.
After 43 yrs. of Pat and I living away from Boulder where I was raised, it was nice to have time with her for over 3 yrs. It made visits from grand kids and great grand kids possible. I was able to hear stories from her at her apartment in Littleton after dad had his stroke. I lived with her until her Dec.2012 surgery. Those conversations and her enjoyment of watching a John Wayne western I will always cherish.
The Thursday before her being taken to the hospital was spent that evening watching the June 2015 Broadcast on JW.org. The joy and interest on her face said it all. Pat commented on how much he enjoyed observing her watching that video. I miss her but we will see her again!
We were amused watching her pick every piece of lint off her bed or stray hairs she would see on me.
One time as the CNA was dressing mom, I heard "No, No". It turned out the CNA's eye glasses had fallen into moms' slacks! She knew it didnt feel right and we all laughed.
After 43 yrs. of Pat and I living away from Boulder where I was raised, it was nice to have time with her for over 3 yrs. It made visits from grand kids and great grand kids possible. I was able to hear stories from her at her apartment in Littleton after dad had his stroke. I lived with her until her Dec.2012 surgery. Those conversations and her enjoyment of watching a John Wayne western I will always cherish.
The Thursday before her being taken to the hospital was spent that evening watching the June 2015 Broadcast on JW.org. The joy and interest on her face said it all. Pat commented on how much he enjoyed observing her watching that video. I miss her but we will see her again!
Message from Your Sister In Faith, Monica Taylor
June 29, 2015 2:22 PM
Hello, I am a pioneer sister in the Osceola, Arkansas congregation. I'm doing some witnessing online and came across this dear sister's page. I wanted to take time out extend my condolences to Sis Carol's physical and spiritual family. It always strengthens my faith to see loyal ones finish their course with endurance to the end. I know you look forward to seeing her again just as I do my father. We have comfort in knowing that God has promised to "swallow up death forever"- Isaiah 25:8. Jehovah's Word never fails.
Message from Rob and Jen Gaude
June 29, 2015 11:08 AM
What a lovely picture and obituary! We will miss Aunt Carol very much-she was such a beautiful, dignified and classy woman. It will be wonderful to welcome her back soon.
All our love,
Rob and Jen
All our love,
Rob and Jen
Message from The Birmingham's
June 27, 2015 11:36 AM
The boys enjoyed each opportunity to see their great-grandmother. I enjoyed each Sunday for the last 7 months of our breakfasts together. Each time she made sure to ask how my husband was doing also. Thank you for always complimenting my food too grandma. Until we see you again...Love, Leah,Jon,Nijel, and Najji
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